Add to ORKGCaritas Luxembourg’s work with refugees, IDPs and migrants in Colombia, Lebanon and Luxembourg offers some examples of the ways in which a faith-based organisation may be advantaged or disadvantaged by its faith basis and how it needs to adhere to humanitarian standards
The inaugural International Conference on Humanitarian Medical Mission (ICHMM) was held in Singapore...
Nowadays, as everything bears the title “humanitarian”, both problems and solutions, anyone who work...
On the occasion of the eightienth anniversary of Merhamet\u27s foundation, the author congratulates...
Caritas Luxembourgâs work with refugees, IDPs and migrants in Colombia, Lebanon and Luxembourg offer...
CARITAS is not a word which lost its meaning but is still a positive virtue, an inspiring force whi...
While flexible in partnering with agencies best placed to assist affected populations, Luxembourg re...
CAFOD’s ability to partner with other faith-based organisations and communities brings significant a...
There is good reason to engage faith-based organisations and local faith communities in humanitarian...
Responding to this objective, the Luxembourg national society has participated in a series of monthl...
Global health inequities, natural disasters, and mass migration of refugees have led to an increase ...
The diocesan Caritas in Poland for several years pay special attention to religious and moral format...
From the very beginning, the Roman Catholic Church supported the poor. At the ba-sis of fundamental ...
Faith and spirituality are part of many people’s identities and everyday lives, and faith sensitivit...
Organisational principles or value standards are considered crucial for maintaining quality in human...
This case study of a network of evangelical churches in Lebanon, based on data collected during an e...
The inaugural International Conference on Humanitarian Medical Mission (ICHMM) was held in Singapore...
Nowadays, as everything bears the title “humanitarian”, both problems and solutions, anyone who work...
On the occasion of the eightienth anniversary of Merhamet\u27s foundation, the author congratulates...
Caritas Luxembourgâs work with refugees, IDPs and migrants in Colombia, Lebanon and Luxembourg offer...
CARITAS is not a word which lost its meaning but is still a positive virtue, an inspiring force whi...
While flexible in partnering with agencies best placed to assist affected populations, Luxembourg re...
CAFOD’s ability to partner with other faith-based organisations and communities brings significant a...
There is good reason to engage faith-based organisations and local faith communities in humanitarian...
Responding to this objective, the Luxembourg national society has participated in a series of monthl...
Global health inequities, natural disasters, and mass migration of refugees have led to an increase ...
The diocesan Caritas in Poland for several years pay special attention to religious and moral format...
From the very beginning, the Roman Catholic Church supported the poor. At the ba-sis of fundamental ...
Faith and spirituality are part of many people’s identities and everyday lives, and faith sensitivit...
Organisational principles or value standards are considered crucial for maintaining quality in human...
This case study of a network of evangelical churches in Lebanon, based on data collected during an e...
The inaugural International Conference on Humanitarian Medical Mission (ICHMM) was held in Singapore...
Nowadays, as everything bears the title “humanitarian”, both problems and solutions, anyone who work...
On the occasion of the eightienth anniversary of Merhamet\u27s foundation, the author congratulates...